The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-01-07
aENERAL TRADE.
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s. Is - IS; roller, g. As, firm.
HAY-Choice, from store, 75c; car load
from levee or depot, sl3 so; prime from store,
zoe; car load from leyee or depot, sl2 50SlS;
prairie, f,om store, Toe; car load from levee
or depot. IS so.
CORN-From store, white. 4Sc; mixed,
47c. from leyee or depot; white, in bu k, 44o;
in sacks, 47c; mixed, in bulk, 40; in sacks,
0ATs-FrOm store. white, SOC mixed, $50;
from levee or depOt, white, in bulk, 41ac; In
SACKS, 361zc; mixed, In bulk, Sl1sc; in sacks,
33%c.
family, So 75aS IS; choice, sisl Is; iaocy,
q 1894 40; extra fancy, 81 1904 IS; patents,
s. 25(o5 so
BEAN-From store, 9Oc from levoc or de-
e C'RiCKERs-soAa. extra, 10; soda. treble
extra, 41Se; extra, 70; ginger snaps, extra.
SO; assorted jumbles, loo
BEANS-Nayy, 81 1891 20; medium, 81 Is
= NIcE-LOuisiana. 4@i}lc; Carolina, $40
GATMEAL-In half-barrsls, SOS Is, from
CRACKED wHEAT-In hslf-barrels. 81 Is
aoMINY AND GRITs-FrOm store. $50
Is.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, January 6-The wheat
m rket OK hibited a slight return OF strength
early IN the day. but gradually became
heavy toward the close, and hoished A91sc
uud,r Yesterday. The cables came in strong
and higher, but did not have their usual in
Guence upon the course Of prices. The rea-
SON assigned was the light export movement,
which today was quito Sun al, cons dering
what operators bad expected from the recent
rumored large export purchases. The local
bears were inclined to hammer the market,
ms the receipts continue fairly large.
May delivery began at $3.50, rose to S6}sc,
then fell back slowly to $500, and closed tor
the day at $40. Corn was fairly active, and
senerally easier, turning, quite weak during
the middle session. The opening was n
shade better, ut 42lac for slay, aud was fol-
lowed by an advance TO 429Sc. The speculS-
tive offerings, however, were freoi and be-
came very large as the session advanced
causing a crop 20 c,wth asubsoquent rally
to 42h "a 10 at the close. Receipts con tiRuS
free, aud tho estimated arrivals for tomor-
rOw are still larger. Oats were very dull
and slow, prices ranging 40 lower than yes
tions we're as follows: Flodr steady;
winter patents, 81 1884 50;. Southern
winter, SO 90e4 10; Michigan and Wisconsin
wint,r, 8 1904; cho.ce to fancy Minnesota
and sacks, 50 1903 Is; rye -four, in blrrels.
81 9093 10; buckwh eat, per 100 pounds, SIG
235. No sOring wheat, 1870; No. spring
wheat. 6s l70kc;. No. red, 1879 No.
rye, $50; 10. 2 barley, $40; No. /
Inc lesding futures RANGED as follows
Wheat. No, 2-January opened at 791sc; high
ssst 791sc, lowest 1885, Ga, closing AZ 7s s
lowe t 7Slse, clos ne az 7sc; March
opened at S1hc, highest sOsSc. lowest 79Nc,
closing at 1880; May opened at S6}}sc,
highest, ,s6sSc. west S51sc. clos nV at SS4c.
SisSst No o%ess BSS.d c rt S 81
S6sSc; February opened at $40, hishest, Sc.
lowest 36hc,. closing at 36sSj; March
opened at S72Ac, HIS hest 373sc, lowest SSlsc,
S Sbst az 3 S isv.. Nay e. 0 G"sds at
42hc. Oat;, No. 2-January opened at 263sc,
highest 265Sc, lowest 261zc, closing at 26Ac |,
February opened at 263sc, highest $3.50,
lowesy 261ac, closing at 2o1ac; M.rch opened
at $50; May open Cd at si}ss, hi. hest size,
flour. 10 zoo bris; wheat. 5000 bu; corn,
lA.oOO bu; oats, So 200 bu; rye, 5000 b ~; I;
6ris; wheat, 1900 6u; corn, 20, 900 bu /;
oats, 10000 bu; rye, 1000 bu; barley, 49,
900 bu
ST. LOUIS. MO-, January 6.-Flour quiet
and steady; XXX, 81 6OS2 10; family 81 ~
as; choice, s. 25 eS q; fancy, 50 COOS S.
"a is; p1tents, 81 65@l 20. Wheat active,
but weak and lower Toe market opened
lc higher, but later weakened and dec ined
1sc, recovered part of the loss and, closed
9Ro lower IN ~ yesterday; NO. Irel, cAbn,
| S2A@S3Ac; January, 821a9S3h', closing at
Sl1Sc, nominal February, s3]sc bid9SiAc,
closing at 833Sc bid; March, s5Ac, nomi-
nal; May, sS14 6S9As, closing mt SS5sc. Corn
active bot easier; the market opened sc
higher and firmer. eased of 10 and closed
Ae lower ihqnlyesterdaaSy; Ne. mixed, cash,
35936c; February, .5sg31esc, closing At
| 359Sc: May, 80 g30Lac, closing at 800.
| Oats dull and &c lower; No 2 mixed, cash,
| 2SA@2@4c; February, 800 bid; May, Sic.
| Rye irmer at 525zc. Barley quiet and steady
| at 56gt5c. Hay quiet; prairie, 81 80 so; tim
| othy, s. 5Ogl5 so. Flasse iirmer at csc.
| Bean steady Mt SIC COrnmeal steady at
| S2a2 65. Becei pts-Flour, 400J brs; wheat,
| 10000 bu; corn, 90 900 bu; oats, 10000 blu
rye, none; barley, 1909 Blu shipments
| Flour, 500 brls; wheat, 5000 bu; corn,
2O0O ,bu; oats, ll,OOO bu; rye, mono; barley,
| 1000 blu.
! Afternoon B9ard.-Whest firm and &c
higher. Corn steady and 1sgAj higher.
| Oats unchanged.
KANSAS CITY, MO, January 6.-Wheat
steady; No. 2 red, cash, Tic bid; February,
/ 72Mc bid; May, 1870 bid. Corn steady; No.
| 2, cash, 3Ol4c bid; February, 1890 bid; May,
$3.50 ~. Oats nominal, 271ac bid 10: cas- h.
PRBYISL9NS.